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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-23
The Reading Road.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 22.-No for.
mality will attend the handing over OF
the Reading railroad properties by the
receivers to the stockholders in January.
The business will then be conducted by
the president and board of managers.
The annual meeting will take place a
week later. NJ on that occasion Presi-
dent O'Brien will submit his report,
which will embody the statement Of the
receivers. The officers of the company
hope to have the annual report in readi-
ness tor the shareholders a few days be-
fore the yearly meeting.
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OF SCIENCE.
Anhydrous Ammonia Gas Scales 40 De.
gress in Ninety seconds.

A~nhydrous Amonia Gas Scales 40 De-
gress in Ninety Seconds.
New YORK, Dec. 22.-An exhibition
was given in the presence of a number
of prominent men, of the Consolidated
Refrigerator c%ompany's system of pro-
ducing cold by the evaporation of anhy-
drona eaeais sss.=9ne hundred pounds
OF the amonia, costing $1.OO, is made to
do the work of 1000 pounds of ice, cost
ing SIG. 1t is claimed that the saving Of
space and expense will reyolutionize the
system of refrigerating railway cars. A
change in temperature from so degrees
above to 6edegrees below zero, was ac-
complished in 80 seconds. It is proposed
to supply cold weather in fountains, so
to speak, for domestic use. Among
hose present were ex-United States
Treasurer Jordan, Assistant U. S. Treas
urer Canda, Col. Grant, Gen. Logan of
Richmond, Gen. Marble Of Washington.
and Hon. j. d. KelL.
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A Farmers, Insti,ut, far Ioua.

WATERLOO, Ia, Dec. 22.-Ths lows
Agricultural and Industrial Association
will hold q farmers institute at Cedar
Rapids, on Tuesday and Wednesday,
January 3 and A Among the notables
who will address thu institute are L. j..
Coffin. state railroad commissioner; SEM
ator James F. Wilson, @. r. Claykson,
IA. d. Sherman, state dairy commits
sionsr, and President w. I. Chamber
lain, Of the Icwa Agricultural college.
A large attendance il assured.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-23
Liyely with the Cr..

Boston. Dec. @-In the match at tho
three ball carro,n billiards between Har.
vey McKsnnA, OF Detroit, and Harry
Eanass OF this city, McKenna ran Z, 497,
and lett the balls In az good position for
rssuming piayAs when he began the run.
This is the most remarkable run on
record, the previous hSst score being Wig
naux's lt8i, made At Paris
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The Msine state grange elected Hon
FrederiokRobie grand master.
Natural Gas and OIL.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 2a.-.The men
who have been boring for natural gas in
the vicinity of St. Paul have been en-
couraged IN their efforts by the discoy-
cry of that article in appraciable ouantt-
ties in the Mississippi river, below the
the new Marshall avenue bridge. Wells
will be started at Hastings, where $3. 900
will be donated by certain citizens to
help in the work, and also at Austin.
Waseca and Browns valley. The Dor
ing in St. Paul, near the state fall
grounds, and in South ST. Paul, is being
carried forward persistently.
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A Consolidation.

HARRISBURG, Pa. Dec. 22-Papers
have been filed at the state department,
m the consolidation and merging of the
Williamsport 50 Northwestern railroad
company and the Binghampton and
Southwestern railroad company into one
corporation, to be known as the VIII
Transport d Binghampton railroad com
pany, with a capital stock OF %, 500, 900.
The railroad will be constructed between
Williamsport, Pa, and Binghampton,
N. T., Assistance of ninety miles,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-23
Fox Il Liable.

New YORK, Dec. 90 District Attorney
Fellows said that R. z. Fox has certain
" made himself liable to indictment by
his connection with the Smith Kilrain
fight. The law makes it 4 misdemeanor
to irstigate, aid or encourage a prizi,
light within or without the state. b;
makes no difference where the fight oc-
ours. 1t is not considered probable. how
ever, that Mr., Fox will b. prosecuted.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-23
ELEVEN LIVES WE'RE Lost.

.1A4
Tho Steamer San yincsuts Burned Ii
the Psoitie.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 22.-Ths steamer
san Yincsnte, owned by the Pacific
Steamship company, was burned to the
waters odEe Wednesday night about
forty-hye miles south of San Francisco IN
the Pacific ocean. The crew became
terror stricken, and lost all order and
d~iscipline.s
TheSveasel was valued at $500. 900.
with no Insurance. The names Of the
lost are John Grady, Charles Graham.
Alfred CLARK, Jack Wilcox, Smith
AL John McArdle,- Thomas
Greuier, engineers; Lee. Everett, purser;
Jackson. cook; Nash, chief. and Olson.
second mate. The disaster created great
excitement here.
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verdict Against Gov. sviperora.

MARQUETTE, Mich. Dec. a2.-The case
Of the State rs. Gov. Swinetord, OF
Alhska, was concluded, Judge Grant
holding that Swineford was the agent for
the state. and instructinR the jury to
bring IN Judgment against him for the
balance u~naccounted for, the New Or
leans fund Of $1,000. The case viii be
appealed.
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AN AVeMelMG FATHER.

An Er-union Army oiHcer crente. a Sem
~ sation in Dublin.
DUBLIN, Dec. pa tremendous SEN
sation was caused in society and other
circles to-day by an attempt TO shoot the
Rev Henry Melville, young clergyman,
made by Capt. Dunno, formerly governor
OF the Cattiebar jail. and an officer in the
union army during the war OF the rsbel-
lion. Capt. Dunno charges MelviIls with
having seduced his daughter while tho
latter was residing with Melvilie's wife.
After tho discovery of the Illicit relations
Of the pair. Melville eloped With the girl
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Pistol Shooting.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec, %. - Ira
Payne made 904 points out of a possible
1000 with a 44-calibre revolver, shooting
100 shots. The scpre included 45 bulls
eyes. The shooting was undertaken
without preparation, and in order to
show some Boston newspaper men the
score of ss6 out of 1000, last week, was
genuine. This gives Payne a total of
5,292, with a A-calibre revolver.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-23
Fuel Famlne Ia Kansas.

WrcHITA, Kan, Dec. PA Mr. Ros-
snberry; . cattle man from tho SOUTH
western part OF this state, who has, Just
sxcrae Ia says the scarcity Of food among
the farmers 10 as great a. that of fuel.
nnd the country people are all focking
sinte.the towns. Even before the snow
blockade the people IN s small town In
Clark coanty were using as fuel the lum-
ber n the Chicago Lumber company's
ward.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-23
A DISASTROUS Collision.

CINCINNATI, Dec. ga disastrous col
lision occurred at $50 this morning on
the Cincinnati 81 Northern railway, be-
tween the Montgomery accommodation,
coming south, and an Ohio & Northwest
ern passenger. train going north. Both
engines We're badly wrecked, and several
persons injured. Among the injured
passengers are Mrs. Proctor, an old lad
living at South Norwood, and Mrs. Ring,
gold, both having their backs broken.
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A Boot ana Shoe House r.i,ur.

Bosros. Dec. 2a.-rhe creditors o. ".
2. Donaldson & Co, the boot And shoe
dealers Of Detroit, who recently sus-
pended with liabilities Of t100, 900, and
nominal assets $s53. 900, met here aud.
granted 10 the committee OF inyesti.
CATION further time, The commitsee
hopes " YET ~ erer of compromise Ii s
few dayg.
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Notice of Time Appointed for
Proving Will, &c.
or DAKOTA,

TBaRIToRx or DAKoTA,
Comfy of Yankton.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Eiiss Forester,
deceased.
pURsUART to an order of said csurt, mads
notice ID hereby given that Saturday, the saat
day Of December, q. d. 1887, 1T ten O'Clock q.
m. Of said day, at the court roosu OF aid court,
Yankton have been appointed az the time and
place for proving, the will Of said Elise .Foers-
of Robert Schnock for the issuance TO him of
letters testamentary when and where any per-
son interested may appenr and contest the
same.
Dated December II, 1881
|lsKAL] L.. COEGLEToE,
Judge of the Probate Court
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The paoIac halfway Investiration

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2e.-The following
statement was issued from the executive
mansion at 3 late hour; 1.-THE report of
the commissiea to Investigate the affairs
of the Union Pacific railroad will not be
sent to congress, by the president, until
after the recess
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49,.
So 81 naaahas ~ station ~ az
aaraarS ~ Nh, an4 p,at+ s,raats az
ntira a,tr ,vas olarnas ~ shalant ~ !
n,,nhar - aSn,os;ans I,,n,adiat II, ioi'
,nmin@ h,aa a,a,as 81 onanLa arnsa from.
: h~aIst dnaen nnints IN Mil ana plat
raats and aanaos ,.,rst f,.o,n ,hs
minSnys ~ tha Is,;ntnn Mil ;,,st no-th
~ tba9 Woodh,rg Ergins. cnmnanv,s
b,,f,ainr On Min straat ,rha ea,nae 500,
sy.rsaa 81 ,ha Wasbinotan Nil wb;ch
~ ;a;ns tba rIintaA ana bafora anythina
co,id Ia aona 10 nrsysnt tbe .rrsaa nf
M Az .I,a raar ~ Wb;,nan q, Wi,stns.
mil1 ,.as ai.o IN aam.s ,vhila tha Gre
W., ,yara 1aSinaa limo ~ hos. ~ tha
ln,rnina bnj,dina lra,f : dnyen ,nans
baias n,b,oh had 'hoan ooraraa ,r;th ~.
~ s,n,n Nav mn ~ MIL straa, Tha,s
sands ~ naonIa bad hean n+.raotad Nv tha
sxnIos;ans and they n,,sbad throrgh
Sta.e and p,att s4reets ~ tba seona ~ t6a
az n.haa 49, hrn,,aht - hait ~,
atber arnlos;nns IN plat and Stats
strsa+e and thrown info confusion g,hag
aad In averv direcfirn hut wbarayar tIsy
wsnt tbar mat with = r,netition of NJ
sarns scsnea The emissions continpad
at snch rracuant iniarvaIs tIat ,hara
80 80 ..,iad -. - $50 80
csaaa nh siaswaIk nf ,ha ala f,rnana
mn piatt atreat bet,naan stota ANA niiI
was hlown nm hut ~fnrtnnsts,n NJ ana
was ininred Tbe bniIding vac ,n,ma.
d;atalv arsd howevar and tbs aan,as 10.
snsd from half a dozen bolas in State
straet whera the straa, nawama,t Md
hear h,own mn Nv hsIf.pasf q o,clnng
tbe Ara was nractic,iiy pndar contrn1
nc for !, the mi,,s w,s .conoarnad
Int, tho sewer mans were
sending nm col,,mns Of namea nj freor,ant
irtaryais Ernlosions tonk nIsca N h
cellars ~ ali me bnildinp. IN Mil strsat
u Ia CONGRESS- Hall cellar on. mar was
hurt. All alone the cthar streets saia.
cent to Mil. exclusions tool Mace
shortly after 4 o,elnck mn aynlneiop ~.
Cured near anew sewer which Il being
dno on Atkinscn street and two warr.
and one was severely hrnisad glishtayN
nlosians ara renortad to bsya ,ccnsrsd On
tAdsma md Framnnt a,rss,s T,hara
,yas an exnloa;on on Vast aranr,a i, ,ran,
If fha Rpffalo Rnebastar :, pit,.hnna
danot Tha having stnnas wsra thrnn,a
hiph In the air Many ;ndow In ~as;-
dayc.a n.ar the scsna 80 tha ayniasia,
were broker.
The lossas m far az c,n h. .scar, n.s
on the burned mills ara AZ snlIows. +
A. Hind, Wnshington mill loss ssa q
insnranca GOD Nn. noYis !, ca 81
INIT mil loss aso nm tnsrrsns. san.u,n.
clinton nr Poole mil lo.a ssn Gml ~
surance unknown. Walls E r. taa,
makera n 400 ;n~s,,ranca a R;ns
bury cracker factory loss 81 q nnin5
snranca Tba dastrnctinna ~ tha ro;ias
Il IL feared. IA INT = small Ham comnaro,
lively. az the entire seweraee svs.sm ~
the CITY. It is believed has hean afrectad
and that section of II cnnnacfed VIII ~
Mnnieinal Gas omnanv worLs a,nns.
destroyed Tha lief ~ aos'
nalties is \ long one, Init onlv two sdaaths
hsye been renorsed IN to II ]n,clocl- NJ
night. viz: Frederick Wilson. head milIar
Of the whitney mil aoed thirty vaars
leaving a wife and two cbildrsn and
Eduvard a yUa,aatar ~. sias ~
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Examiner Of National Banks.

WASHINGTON. Dec. a2.-The comptrol-
Ter Of the currency has appointed Michael
T. Dooley, of Hartford, to be examiner
Of national banks for the states of
Connecticut and Rhode Island, IN place
of James w. Hyatt, who resigned to .ac-
cept the appointment of United States
treasurer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-23
ShAhLES MIiChELL,
English Boxing Champion
snlIiyan,s MONEY Talks.

LONDON, Dec. 22.-John 1. Sullivan
has. deposited the sum of $500 at the
office Of the Sportsman, as an earnest to
bind either Smith or Kilrain, or both, to
fight him.
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REPRESENTATIVE Mont Dend.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-Representative'
Moffit, of Michigan, died this morning
at 7 O'Clock. at Providence hospital, of
blood poisoning, resulting from a Ear
buncle on his face.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-23

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The secretary
OF the treasury has directed the collectors
at New York, Philadelphia, Boston and
Baltimore to exercise extra vigilance and
prevent the importation of sill contract
labor.
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a Farmer Myst.rious,y Disappear

CARSON, Ia, Dee. 22.--Last Saturday
Morning Thomas Burcham, a we'll known
and respected young farmer living near
here, came to town, transacted some bus
mess and took the train for Ayoca, where
he was seen that night. Since then no
trace has been found of Kim, and his
friends fear that he has become insane or
that he has met with foul play. Active
inquiries are being made ,lall over the
state for his whereabouts.
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The sew England sooIatx.

BROOKLYN, Dec. 2e-The New Eng
land society, Of Brooklyn, celebrated the
S67th anniversary of the landing of the
pilgrims by a banquet. President John
Winslow presided.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-23
Notice of application for Letters
of Administration.

In the Probate Ossrt of the County of Yank-
ton, Territory Of Dakota.
In the Matter of the Estate of Edgar j. Anaer-
son. deceRscd,
NOTICE is hereby given that Chriatina E.
~ Anderson has Eled with the judge of this
court, q petition, praying for letters Of admin
i~stratiou of the sstste of Edgar J.. Andersen,
deceased. Ard that Tuesday, tho 9th day OF
being = day ofa regular term OF this court
to-wit; of the November term. 1887, at tho
court room Mt the court honse in the city and
county Of. Yankton has been set for hearing
said petition with and where any person inter-
ested msy appear and show GAUGE Why the said
petition ehoul7 not b granted.
Dated December Ia. 1857.
~ u. O0NGLETON. Probate Judge.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-23

sLEEPLEsS NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure ia
the remedy for you. Sold by DR., Wander
hule.
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Jeln Carney Homesfck.

Boston. Dec. 22.-Jem Carney and his
trainer sailed for England on the Pavonia
to-day. Homesickness is given as the
reason for Carney's departure.
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The Fireman instantly Ki,,.d.

WATERLOO, Ia, Dec. 22.-Last night a
collision occurred on tho Cherokee & Da-
kota division Of the Illinois Central rail
road, north of Cherokee. An engine was
backing up, when another engine, going
ahead, collided with it, Both engines
were running light. A fireman named,
Davis was instantly killed, aud James
Caffall, an engineer, was severely in
jured. -
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LONDON. Dec. 22.-Smith and Kilraiu
met to-day at the office Of the Sporting
Life, and mutually agreed to call the re-
cent fight a draw.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-23

Waiter Fl. Carr will have charge OF
the fruit and confectionery department
during the holidays at Carney's the
Grocer.
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ROASTING SULLIVAN.
Charley Mitchell Playing Big Injun.lr
Piping Times OF Peace.

LONDON, Dec. 22.-The following open
letter appears in the columns of the
Sporting Life, and will cause q emilia to
mount the faces Of well-posted sporting
n,en:
Sullivan, the bogus champion, is at his
old game again, and seeks to make cap
ital out Of the, recent international fight
By challenging both men at i tffsewhen
sisssAAshaula have beit WE t%,sssssss " saeif lie
Ylsfou ass- Ia tne 4 don,t thirk he will
want any more en~gsgetnents 'inder the
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Ex-secresary Manning.

ALRASY. N. Y, Dec, 29.-The latest
report from Manning's household says
the ex-secretary Ia sinking steadily. His
death is looked for at any moment.
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Damaged by Fire.

PITTsBURa, Dec. 22.-Fire d. about i
O'Clock a N. damaged 8. L. Fleisch-
mans millinery store and G y. Eager's
toy store about sl50, 600. Fully covered
by insurance.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-23

aon-mineral afldsv;tsa are required have
Just been printed andsere for sale ot this
ofice.
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WANTED-k girl to do general hossswerk.
~ Enquire at George Browne Residence on
Fourth street, between Cedar and Walnut.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NoTICE-Hereafter the Butteriok MONTHLY
- sheet will not be distributed through the
city: We will be pleased TO furnish them free
of charge TO any enc calling ut our store.
December IA, 1885. w.
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The Holidays have arrived
and SO have the Presents.
Everything that is Beauti-
full at the Jewelry Store of
III. q. CLARK & GO.
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h Gieason-Gilmore Fight Is on.
ST. PAUL, Dec. 22.-The Gleason Gill
moro fight has been declared off.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-23

We warrant our maple syrup pure.
BAKER & ERsK1NE.
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Toys for the little folks ct Tammen's
in all styles and varieties.
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Ladies', c%Allaren's, mems and bows
shoes in all styles and varieties at
BALMAT's.
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THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. Dec, ~
WHEAT-December TIC, January 77SS.
coRN-December 1sNc. January 1850.
oATS-Jsnuary sONc.
~LARD-January S7.77}S.
PoRK-January $l4.s7IS, May St5.55.
~-RiBS-January s7.65. February $Y.75.
Union Stock YARDS,
CHICAGO. Dec. q.
CATTLE Estimated receipts. 5000 head.
Quiet and strong
Light to heavy prime 81. o0en4. 90
COWS, buiis 2.25Da35
Suckers and feeders. Z. ........ Lob D. 80
Texans l8jGt30l
HoGs-Estimated receipts. 10000 head. Firm.
Light. grades ..s- S4s5@5.a5
Heavy packing and slipping grades S.sogss5
SHEEP
Natives "a oleaa u,
y Westerns s-t4;tr , hs5Ge4W
lexahs = i.... T. ..s....
UNION STOCK YARDS, /
OMAHA. Dec. %.
cArTLE-Estimatei receipts. $40 head.
tTfme ..- a...-.. 49,. 81. 100 100
CoihmVu. s... 4. rs = l. Is
$500 .s......., 1u0R12.13
Btalts and stags ......,$ - l.boG20o
Ei'imated reces ~ asoo Heal. Steady
issavy ..s. 50 .e0N&4o
s9ixeJgs $500. !, n (. 100b5.S IS
LAsnt. 1880 $780, 499D5.15
Prospects Are ,haa several cara vils b. had
~ 4ALtr Vtrf'E A7NEEFEt
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Watches, diamonds, silver
goods and spectacles, at the
jeweIry stere OF
Is. g. CLARK 4 Co,
Yankton, ID. T.
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4 neg formof non-minersl nthdayrts,
70 be used IN all land Office cases where
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wAsn Baby was s,c&, We gave ner cAstoriA
whsh abe was a Child, she cr,ea for Cassor,a
Whom she became Miss, she chung to CastoriA,
Whss sAs had Ohilarsa. abe gave tAsa Ca.tsssA
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Lost.

,OST-A ~ gold piece was lost Friday after
~ noon the 18th inst. on Third or Walnut
streets. II the finder will leave it ut this office
to be turned to the subscriber he will greatly
accommodate FRED KLAFPfkG.
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GOOD WORK HORSE For sale cheap, War.
~ ranted sound xnd gentle. Enquire of
WALTER b. CARE.
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wantA.

WANTED-A good cook at the Grand Cen.
" trail hotel, Tyndall. Dakota, at once.
GEO. B.TRUMBO. PROF,
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EOR SALE. At q great bargain if taken ina
= mediately:. head of ponies, (mares) sound
and gentle. "a head of cattle. most yonng stock.
IL piga, . months cid.
e II. THOMPSON, Norris Block.
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WANTED-A good dining room girl. Ap
- ply to Mrs. Harris, ais, West Third Street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-08
Labor Troubles.

New YORK, Feb. 9.-The river front
and adjacent streets presented a Sun
day appearance this morning, and
there was no perceptiblc change in
the condition of affairs. Monday
is usually the busiest day in the week
at the docks: not more than a fourth
of the usual number of trucks which
block and choke the streets were out.
Most of the piers were open to receive
freight, but little came as compared
with ante-strikc days. The prospect
of II settlement of the strike is very
remote, each side being confident OF
coming out victorious.
At philadelphia, this morning, the
clothing exchange carried out its
threat, and clothing manufacturers
composing that body closed their
doors to cutters. The latter are def
ant and determined TO fight tho en-
ployers to the end. The lockout throws
1000 cutters out of work, and fully ten
times that number of others who de-
pend upon them for employment
Boston, Feb. 9.-Thc employees OF
the South Boston Horse Railroad, at n
meeting which lasted until 3 o'clock
this morning, voted unanimously to
tie up the road to-day, and i'll pursu-
ance of this vote no cars were taken
out this morning. This is one of the
largest horse railroads in the city.
The men are opposed to the present
superintendent and want ten hours
work instead of twelve per day. The
difficulty seems to be chiefly in
making out lime table. The COM
pany claim that it is impossible to ar
range them so as TO give them ten
hours instead of twelve, and proper
time for meals.